Durbin Opens Campaign Headquarters at Home
Indiana candidate Durbin starts his campaign from his Anderson home placing Tichenor in charge. He will campaign mostly by correspondence for the next month or two and plans a statewide effort. the national committee will supply top speakers if needed. Durbin intends to stay home this summer and says the speaking tour begins Sept. 1.
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Outside Aid Sought For District 25 Miners
In Evansville President Wood of District 25 United Mine Workers seeks outside aid for a potential strike. He cites 3,100 miners in the district with 2,100 secretly organized and working for scale wages. Central Labor Union pledges support if a strike occurs. Wood plans to visit Indiana coal regions before returning home.
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Indiana boards proposes state supervised village for epileptics
The Indiana board of state charities plans a state supervised village for epileptics after studying conditions in asylums and a school. They note 765 inmates in these facilities and about 2000 more in private care, with negative health effects on others.
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Lincoln's Mother's Dust and Local Tragedies in Indiana
A Indiana round up reports debate over Nancy Hanks Lincoln grave site accuracy near Lincoln City. Other items include Mrs. Kruse’s fatal house fire with children, measles epidemic in Anderson, Sunday funeral ban by delivery men and undertakers, Crawfordsville gas franchise action, a grain elevator fire in Wren, Shively denies Bryan ticket vice presidency, cash hidden in carpet burned in Anderson home, and a Jealousy linked suicide in Trair. Cambridge Springs widow identity clue in Ashtabula case.
Collision of Crime and Fire Destroys Town Reaches Evansville
A string of Indiana news items: a dining room attack at the Martin hotel injures six including James Young and Mont Zeller with Desguin arrested. hardware and stove polish caused a police officer near fatal poisoning. Gen. Nicholas R. Ruckle dies after a storied career in Indiana. A statue unveiling for Wm H English is set for June in English, Indiana. A wire and nail factory in Kokomo is planned with over 100000 capital, and a Lake Erie & Western rail line suit for damages is filed in Muncie. Butler college reports smallpox with quarantine for 25 exposed. A river river man, Henry River, commits suicide after family violence. Iva Perkheiser’s self immolation follows a brother’s death by fire. Bozart dies of heart failure in Indianapolis. Fitzhugh Lee joins Frank S Clark post. Rusie divorce case grants Mrs. Rusie alimony and goods. Shively seeks VP run. Petersburgh, Evansville suffers major fire losses up to 200000. A cotton seed mill project planned for Yorkville, Florida.
Harmony To Commencement At Bath Church
Quakertown notes from The Courier report Bath Church commencement held last Thursday May 3 with three graduates. Dr Ward of Indianapolis treated patients locally. Florence Bond returns from Terre Haute after winter schooling. Wheat prospects poor as many acres plow to oats and corn.
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What a Lady Says
Indianapolis letter salutes a stomach medicine for rapid relief from long lasting distress. Mrs T L Woods of 162 Nordyke Ave credits the remedy with curing her stomach, noting prior doctors and many patents failed. Warp Jemison
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